voting for Warren because i think it will not be a good idea for the whole goverement to be runned by republican majority. The every day life as we know will be effected even greater than it already has expecially for the middle class. He will be with Romeney, Even though he says he is in the middle , look at what he blocks and what he has voted for . Show me evidence of republicans not wanting to cut financial aid for college students ...Hint im a collge student and with out financial aid i would not be were I am typing this. Aka the library of my school. voting for Warren and Obama .
kldp - 12 years ago
I feel Brown most represents what the original founders of our government wanted to create - someone who represents THE PEOPLE. He reads all the bills, weighs the pros and cons and then votes what he thinks is best for the people. He's not just voting the party line.
When someone is accused of being against women or for big business based on how they voted for a certain bill, one should first ask why s/he voted against the bill. Perhaps something else was packaged into it that they felt was worse for the people. Rewrite the bill without the other contingencies and maybe they'll change their vote. Too much is generalized in accusations.
I will be voting for Scott Brown.
E. Thompson - 12 years ago
Clearly, David Gregory gave S. Brown speaking advantages with more time. And Brown referred to republican Senators names whom he could work with in Congress. Surprise, surprise. He supports BIG businesses, who is he kidding.
wmca_goodguys - 12 years ago
I disagree with Diane. Does she think Warren will truly be bi-partisan? She will only vote Democrat(which doesn't represent ALL the people in Ma.) and undoubtedly will be joined at the hip with Obama. The previous poster just retired. Wait until all the tax increases kick in, and if Obama is re-elected watch out for inflation. On election day I will proudly vote for Scott Brown.
Diane McMahon - 12 years ago
Our senator in Washington is supposed to work for all the PEOPLE.
This does not ring true for Senator Brown. He voted AGAINST the, "EQUAL WORK for
EQUAL PAY BILL. How can this be in this day and age?
I have just retired after working for forty-four years. I myself, in the past, had been
discriminated against. I didn't like it then, and I don't like it now.
Therefore, on election day, I will be proud to vote for Elizabeth Warren.
voting for Warren because i think it will not be a good idea for the whole goverement to be runned by republican majority. The every day life as we know will be effected even greater than it already has expecially for the middle class. He will be with Romeney, Even though he says he is in the middle , look at what he blocks and what he has voted for . Show me evidence of republicans not wanting to cut financial aid for college students ...Hint im a collge student and with out financial aid i would not be were I am typing this. Aka the library of my school. voting for Warren and Obama .
I feel Brown most represents what the original founders of our government wanted to create - someone who represents THE PEOPLE. He reads all the bills, weighs the pros and cons and then votes what he thinks is best for the people. He's not just voting the party line.
When someone is accused of being against women or for big business based on how they voted for a certain bill, one should first ask why s/he voted against the bill. Perhaps something else was packaged into it that they felt was worse for the people. Rewrite the bill without the other contingencies and maybe they'll change their vote. Too much is generalized in accusations.
I will be voting for Scott Brown.
Clearly, David Gregory gave S. Brown speaking advantages with more time. And Brown referred to republican Senators names whom he could work with in Congress. Surprise, surprise. He supports BIG businesses, who is he kidding.
I disagree with Diane. Does she think Warren will truly be bi-partisan? She will only vote Democrat(which doesn't represent ALL the people in Ma.) and undoubtedly will be joined at the hip with Obama. The previous poster just retired. Wait until all the tax increases kick in, and if Obama is re-elected watch out for inflation. On election day I will proudly vote for Scott Brown.
Our senator in Washington is supposed to work for all the PEOPLE.
This does not ring true for Senator Brown. He voted AGAINST the, "EQUAL WORK for
EQUAL PAY BILL. How can this be in this day and age?
I have just retired after working for forty-four years. I myself, in the past, had been
discriminated against. I didn't like it then, and I don't like it now.
Therefore, on election day, I will be proud to vote for Elizabeth Warren.